Re: mycorrhizae and mulch relationship?
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Originally Posted by Richard
Leaf drop in the spring ... so these are California live oaks, Quercus agrifolia? These are modestly acidic. Generally soils composted with their leaves have pH of about 6.0. They are also highly prized as compost. The famous Camellia garden at the Huntington Library was purposely created adjacent to a row of Live Oaks.
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Not California as I live in Florida, Not sure of the Scientific name but we have about 4-5 species that all drop their leaves in the spring. They each drop for about two weeks and each variety drop overlaps another variety so I have about a six week window when there is a constant supply of bagged leaves. I could get thousands of bags but I do have to go to work. LOL
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